Ramon Zamudio

When it came to mind, I wrote
Six cheerful verses for a good friend
He's from Culiacán, that was his fate
They call her La Doña and others Ramoncillo

The name of the gun this young man carries
.38 Super tucked in his belt
Gold grips, also really shiny
With letters showing his initials

In Durango, he has compadres
Same goes here in Sinaloa
M2 El Prieto and El Chemelo
His buddy Hector, El Profe, and Guero

Like all men, he likes the ladies
And he's shown that to a few
'Cause the girls he’s into
In no time, he’s got them wrapped around his finger

He likes to hang out with the crew
He’s never short on buddies
People see him having a good time
Enjoying beautiful women

I’ll say goodbye, 'cause that’s six lines
And that’s what I said at the start
But I want you to remember well
That in Culiacán, Ramoncillo lives